All articles by Carl Brown – Page 8
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NewsHoney reduces losses as it aims to more than double annual revenue to £175m
Sheffield-based housebuilder backed by private equity firm targets “rapid expansion”
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NewsVistry warns first half profit will be ‘significantly lower’ than last year as it discounts prices to offload homes
Housebuilder says Iran war creating ‘upward pressure’ on materials pricing but expects profit to bounce back in second half
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NewsHousing Today and G15 call for increased devolution of funding in latest report
The recommendation is among 10 ideas outlined in annual State of the Capital report
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In FocusHousing Today and G15 State of the Capital 2026 report
Housing Today publishes its second annual research report looking into ways of boosting affordable housing in London, in partnership with the G15
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NewsNew home registrations in London fall 37% in a year
NHBC says ‘perfect storm’ dampening housebuilding activity as registrations drop by 6% on average across UK
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News‘Delay has consequences’ Older People’s Housing Taskforce chair criticises government for lack of action on later living
Professor Julienne Meyer says collective leadership needed to provide later policy clarity 18 months on from report
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NewsProposed 21,000-home new town under threat following Labour defeat in Enfield
Conservatives and Greens both campaigned on pledge to oppose the development
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NewsL&Q confirms drop in completions as it increases spend on existing stock
Housing association giant posts lowest figures for more than a decade
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In FocusKey talking points from CIH Housing Brighton 2026
What does the UK’s shifting political landscape mean for housing? How is the Iran war likely to impact delivery? How is the sector tackling the skills crisis and stigma of residents and how should providers respond to new regulations and standards? Carl Brown and Alex Funk round up the ...
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NewsCIH Housing Brighton 2026: Local government reorganisation creates ‘transition risk’ that could impact delivery, warns council housing boss
Moves towards housing decisions being taken at a strategic, regional level welcomed
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NewsSocial housing repairs contractor Fortem sets up residents board
Willmott Dixon-owned firm says forum of housing association residents will help embed customer voice
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NewsOrbit announces appointment of technology and data director
Neil Laird joins £400m-turnover housing association
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NewsClarion appoints telecoms executive to board
Gareth Turpin brings experience of large-scale transformation, says G15 landlord
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NewsNorth East housing providers unveil plan to build more than 15,000 homes over 10 years and accelerate regeneration
Group of 20 social landlords set out plans for collaborative working to boost development and speed up regeneration
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NewsTributes paid to ‘tireless champion’ David Jepson
Former SLH chair and Riverside deputy chief executive has died
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NewsSupported housing shortages costing mental health services £100m a year, report finds
Research by NHF, Look Ahead and Royal College of Psychiatrists finds supported housing could save the NHS up to £65m a year
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NewsBreck increases profit and turnover as it looks to ramp up delivery
Lancashire-based housebuilder founded six years ago has pipeline of 1,700 homes
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NewsTaylor Wimpey warns of higher cost inflation due to energy price rises
Housebuilder sales remain steady in year so far as it closely monitors Iran situation
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NewsL&Q recruits former power industry executive to its board
Jocelyn McConnachie will join £1.1bn-turnover housing association in the spring
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In FocusRegeneration is back - but under a very different model: What the first three months of Regen Connect reveal
The first quarter of Regen Connect has tracked billions in funding, major project approvals and a shift in how regeneration is delivered across the UK. From devolution-led growth to viability pressures, it reveals a sector in transition and the forces reshaping how regeneration happens